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Grain high-temperature alloys

Heat treatment. Solid-solution-strengthened high-temperature alloys are normally supplied in the solution-heat-treated condition unless otherwise specified. In this condition, microstructures generally consist of primary carbides dispersed in a single-phase matrix, with essentially clean grain boundaries. This is usually the optimum condition for the best elevated temperature properties in service and the... [Pg.673]

Use fully killed or fine grain steel, controlled rolling temperatures high Mn/C ratios eliminate sharp corners in design, remove defects from steel heat treat steel. For cryogenic operations use high nickel alloy steels or austenitic stainless steels, depending on temperature. [Pg.251]

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Alloying high-temperature alloys

Grain temperature

High Alloys

High temperature alloys